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Reporter: cable ISP & satcom regulation, FCC for @Comm_Daily. You hear something stupid and you realize it’s coming from your mouth. mdaneman@warren-news.com
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FCC Seeks Comment on Closing 2,057 'Dormant' Proceedings

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By Howard Buskirk Verified, Matthew Daneman Verified
| Communications Daily Verified
“Although the FCC has moved to close dormant proceedings before, this is far and away the largest number of dormant dockets the FCC has ever sought to remove in a single proceeding with the oldest docket teed up for termination dating back to 1991,” said a news release. The FCC launches dockets “in order to categorize public comments around certain interrelated policy questions,” it said.
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FCC Proposals Would Clamp Down on Foreign Ownership by U.S. Adversaries

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By Howard Buskirk Verified, Matthew Daneman Verified
| Communications Daily Verified
The lab order would prohibit FCC recognition of any telecommunications certification body (TCB), lab or lab accreditation body owned by a company on the FCC’s covered list and other government lists of unsecure companies.
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U.S. 'Ill-Prepared' to Defend Communications Infrastructure, Lawmakers Told

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By Matthew Daneman Verified
| Communications Daily Verified
Communications Daily is required reading for senior executives at top telecom corporations, law firms, lobbying organizations, associations and government agencies (including the FCC). Join them today! The U.S. -- with vulnerable communications architecture and its government ineffective at deterring foreign threats -- "is ill-prepared" to defend its infrastructure from bad actors like China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, said Jamil Jaffer, the National Security Institute's executive director.
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